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I'm able to get remote desktop access to my office's computer on my home laptop but can't do so on the home desktop. Here may be relevant information:
Office computer: Windows 7 64-bit. Laptop: Windows 7 32-bit, Avira antivirus. Home desktop: Windows 64-bit, Avira antivirus. Same wifi network with the laptop
Avira may not do anything with this, as I disable it on home desktop but still can't get the connection. Also, I can get connection on the laptop with Avira on. So where should I look at to identify and fix this problem?
NonSleeper
Posted 2016-12-06T01:25:41.457
Reputation: 113
Are both the laptop and the home desktop domain-joined? The admin might have decided to enforce NLA-only logins (i.e.: only from domain-joined machines). – cdavid – 2016-12-06T23:08:32.907
@cdavid Both of them were joined to WORKGROUP instead of domain. I think the problem isn't from the admin side, e.g., the remote connection doesn't require any permission from admin. – NonSleeper – 2016-12-10T10:47:58.523